Visual Studio Code Commands of vscode-journal

Press 'F1' or Ctrl+Shift+P to access one of the commands.

Journal Pages

journal:day (keybindings: ctrl+shift+j or cmd+shift+j on mac) opens a dialog to enter one of the following:

offset: 0 is today, -1 yesterday, +1 tomorrow, +4 in four days, ...
day of week: next wednesday for journal page of next wednesday, last wednesday for previous. Supported values are monday, mon, tuesday, tue, wednesday, wed, thursday, thu, friday, fri, saturday, sat, sunday, sun
date: 10-25 for Oct 25, 25 for 25th of current month, 2015-25-10 for Oct 25 in 2015. Implausible values will be catched (e.g. 32 for day), simple errors (e.g. 11-31) will open the next possible day (in this case 12-01)
shortcuts are: today, tod, tomorrow, tom, yesterday, yes;

You can use the following modifiers when entering a value

flags: like todo or task will add a bulletpoint. Example: task today do this
day: see description of the command journal:day. Example: next wednesday remember the milk

Any remaining text will be added as memo (or task) to the specified day (or today as default).

Other Examples:

journal:today is a shortcut for journal:day with the offset 0

journal:tomorrow is also a shortcut to open tomorrow's journal page.

journal:note opens a dialog to enter the title of a new page for notes.

journal:memo (deprecated) opens the same dialog as journal:day

journal:open starts a new instance of vscode with the base directory of your journal as root